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Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
House Sessions.

SD DAY.-The conference report Of the
Anti Mormon bill was submitted ordered
printed and laid over until Thursday. n. The
following reports were submitted and re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole: 10
encourage the holding of an industrial exhi-
bition by the colored race in 1888; to increase
the naval establishment. The Diplomatic
and Consular Appropriation bill was dis
cussed without action.
53D DAY.-The House insisted upon its
amendments to the Senate Trade Dollar bill,
and agreed to the conference requested by
the Senate n. Mr.. Belmont en- W reported
back the Senate Retaliation bill, with
substitute therefor. which was ordered print
ed and recommitted !. The remainder Of the
session was devoted to speeches ealogistic of
the late Senator Logan by Messrs. Thomas
I'LL, Henderson tIll.l, Mckinley tOhio),
Randall PENN, Holman indy, Springer
Qlll, Rice (Mass.l O'Hara ON. CT, McComas
(Md.), Wilson CIV. Val, Osborne Penn and
others. Throughout the day Mrs. Logan,
accompanied by her son, occupied a seat in
the gallery reserved for the use of the
Speaker
5ITH DAY.-The Speaker laid before the
House the message from the President re-
turning without his approval the bill appro-
prsating Sl0,G0Jfo d special distribution
of seed to thu drought stricken
counties OF Texas. The House refused
to pass the bill over the Presidents veto
yeas 81, NAYS 100. Tho conference report
upon the Anti-Mormon bill was passed.
yeas 202, nays 40 The Diplomatic and
Consular Appropriation bill was amended
and passed.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
THE ANIMAL WORLD.

A coAL-BLAcK deer has been sean near
Chico. Cal.
A WILD HOG caught near Ya4uina, Oregon,
has tasks nine inches long.
SEvENTY-FIyE wildcats have been killed
this winter in Sonoma County. Cal.
a LOUISIANA panther trotsed al ng beside
two little children who got lost in the woods
for q considerable time, purring like cat,
and never Offering to harm them.
"A LARGE mountain sheep was recently
killed in the Bear Paw mountains OF Mon
tana, the horns OF which measured sixteen
and one-eighth in hes at the base, and IN
length were thirty-tive inches from base to
/. tip.
RATS In the tenement Of Frank Derby ID
Waltham, lifted a squash from the top OF
keg OF butter. and, by the efforts of four Of
them, carried it to a corner. They then re.
turned, removed the cover from the key. and
Toasted on the butter
FLOCK OF blackbirds, said to have been
three miles In length and nearly q hundred
yards wide, lately passed over Edent0n Bay,
North Carolina. They obscurod the heavens
like dark cloud and the noise OF their flight
was lie The rush Of q r. .lsY VIVID.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
Lawlcssasss in a western city.

The town of Sioux City, Qowa), is in a
state of great excitement over the alarming
number Of incendiary fires and buglaries
which have occurred within few nights.
The town is infested by set of desperate
criminals, who have been attracted here by
the spirit of lawlessness shown by consider
able class Of the community. Monday night
q business block on the Main street was
mysteriously burned. At the same time a
doz II residence ON the sHilln were buglarized.
Tues lay night there were Gozen cases of
house-breaking further down town. And at
eight o'clock the town was alarmed by fire.
the livery ST bic attached to the Iowa House
was burned to the ground. This house is kept
b. Frank Klepsch, oIl9 of the interested in tho
saloon fight last summer. His place was en-
j oined and ordered abated No special COM
ment was excited by this fire, but when a
second broke out half an hou later, there was
much excitement and speculation. This was
In the large stable attached to the Planters
House. kept by Henry Miekli, another man
whose place was abated MielSh aud Klepsch
both belong to the rebellious German saloon
element. In the second stable, when men en-
tered to the rescue the stock, the halters of tho
horses were found to be cut. Both fires were
plainly incendiary A third very dangerous
fire broke .out suddenly in a large clothing
house within three doors of the Hubbard
House, in the centre of the city. The entire
property was destroyed, but the spread Of tho
;hames was prevented Remarks we e heard
Oh che streets thBt it was the work Of the
Prohibitionistst Others say that the liquor
~ ~ have don ct Is to excit sympathy.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
shoci.ing brutality Of Farmer TO . Little
Girl.

m March, 1880, Lizzie Ayers, bright and
winning girl OF IL was transferred from the
Home 81 the Friendless, at Chicago, H., to
the family of Thomas Wales, a wealthy Scot b
farmer, near Troy, Iowa, who received ht r
with q view TO ultimate adoption. About
three weels ago the matron of the home re-
iceived letter from prominent gentleman
in Try stating Tat the girl was greatly
abused. Officer Dudley, OF the Humane So
ciety, went to investigate and arrived at
Wales's farm on Monday. Mr.. Wales was
not home and Mrs. Wales declined to produce
fhe child Dudley began search and found
sE'ie child behind trunk in closet.
Never before = said he, sshave / seen 50
piteous SIGHT The eli VI. crippled SO she
could scarcely walk Her back was bumped,
and slis was as grimy and d 'rty as g coal dig
pr Her dress, which looked like an old
eunny sack, was in rags, and she had no un-
dercIothing On her feet were pair OF mel >
felt overshoss and her stockings were o.u
rags Her hands had been frozen, and were
sweIlefi to twice their natural size took tho
girl to Marengo where had her examined by
a physician. The doctor said he could find no
bruises to indicate that she had been beaten,
but that she was III terrible condition from
oveTwork and exposure, and that she could
never entirely recover from the results of the
abuse to which she had been subjected.
II inquired further concerning the case
and learned that when Lizzie was received
into the Wales family she was at once put to
doing chores about the barn. Although of a
frail temperament she was compelled to lug
water for the stock, chop wood, milk and
perform the labor of farm hand She was
driven from bed at 5 o'clock in the morning
when the thermometer was below zero and
IN ade to wade through piles of snow to feed
.Eattle, and was frequently badly frozen. She
" - NO ktn 90 to school for any length
of tine. She was never inside of church
Whlle there, although Wales and his wife nre
strict church members themselves. The girl
has not spoken d word since first saw her.
Her mind seems to be an entire blank and
tear that she win be hopeless idiot.
& Mr.: Dudley said that the directors of the
home had decided on beginning proceedings
agains Wales for cruelty and that he would
undoubtedly be punished.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
roRTY-NINTH CONGRESS
Senate Sessions.

Aeru DAvJ-Mr Mitchell, ,of Oregon. Of
fa,.sd q resolution. which was referred 20 the
Judiciary Committee, reciting provision
of the Thurman Funding BILL Wnicn ses
forth that if either OF the racine rallro 81.
comnanies fails for six months to perform its
reouirements. the failure shall constitute
FORFEITURE. The resolution directs the Al
tornev- General to inform the Senate Whetner
these roads have failed to perform their duty
under the law, and whether any proceedingS
have been instituted to bring about the LOT
fixture of their rights and franchises Inc
Fads Ship Railway bill was discussed.
nth DAY.-The presiding officer laid be-
fore the Senate what, he said s'purported 70
ben the credentials of David Turpie, elec1eu
Senator from Indiana for six years beginning
March 4, 1881 The Signature is signed Dy
the Governor, whose signature IS certlned
by the Secretary of State Referred, on
motion Of Mr.. Hoar to the COMMITTEES on
Privileges and Elections. The bill TO IN.
crease the naval establishment passed. ~
provides for the construction Of ten protected
steel cruisers, with slch armament for ea ~ as
the Navy Department may deem sn1taD e. the
cost of all of the cruisers, comp. etc, exclusive
of armament, not more than Slo,Vou,OOU:
For the armament Of the vessels the sum OF
$4, SOC, 900 is appropriated, to be available
during four years from March Three OF
the vessels. shall be huilt on the Iaelfio
coast, three on the Gulf coast. and four on
the Atlantic coast.
18Th DAY. Mr. Whitthorne introduced
bill to create naval reserve IN auxiliary
cruisers. officers and men from the mercan.
tile marine Of the United States. $. A bill
was reported from the Committee on Agri.
culture to extirpate pleuro- pneumonia and
foot and mouth disease and to facili-
tate the expectation Of cattle. 81.
The Senate passed Mr.. Hale's bill to provide
for the increase of the naval establishment
a. ~ FIR n
pro sriations amounting to SIS, ACC, 900 with
which to construct war vessels, torped I
boats. etc . The Eads Ship Railway bill wa:
amended aud passed.
4yTH DAY.-The Anti Polygamy bill was
agreed to as reported by the Conference
Committee, and went to the Presid ant for
his approval or rejection
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
: Foreign.

EvIcTIoEs on large sale for the non
payment OF rent are taking place on Lord
CQrk's estate in Ireland.
Six natives OF the Tonga Islands have
bean condemned to death for assaulting a
missionary.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND of the Is. O9O ner-
sons confined in the prisons Of India have
been released in commemorat;on of Oaean
Victoria's fiftieth anniversary of her aces
sion 70 the throne. Iii all the chief cities IF
India imposing fetes lasting three DAYS have
also been held inhonorof the Queens Jubilee
The steamship Great Eastern, the largest
vessel atioat, has just been sold at auction IN
Liverpool for 100000
I. TRAFFIC on the Canadian Pacific Railroad
has been suspended in Manitoba for more
than three weeks, owing to heavy snow
drifts and land-slides.
Mr.. PARNELL has sustained a defeat in the
British House Of Commons, his motion 70
umcnd the Queens address being rejected nv
~ nays to l97 yeas The address was then
adopted by 2s3 yeas to 10 nays D--s''
FIVE miners were killed by a fall Of aarth
IN a mine at Lavant, Canada. =
The wheat crop of South Australia shows
surplus of 175, 009 tons. ~ :
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
south and West.

BLOCK, OPPENHEIMER & Co., wholesale
dry goods dealers Of Galveston, have failed,
with Liabilities amounting to S750,000.
A SERIOUS snow blockade exists on the
Central Pacific Railroad.
A NUMBER Of incsndiary fires IN Sioux
City, Iowa, are attributed to the bitter fight
between the liquor dealers and Prohibition
lists
The Governor of Kansas has signed bill
permitting women to vote in municipal
elections
a PARTY of seven lynchers charged with
numbering boy who witnessed them hang
two horse thieves, have been brought into
Fort Scott, Ark, for trial. The seven prison
ers were hanging two men for horse stealing
when boy named Moon happened along,
and the lynchers hanged him also, to keep
him from becoming witness.
DAVID DUNLoP's large tobacco factory in
Petersburg, Va, has been destroyed by fire.
Loss, $250,000.
The father and mother Of State Represent
alive Baughmnn, of Ohio, were burned to
death In their house at Dalton.
JACK HOWARD, warden Of the Southern
Indiana Penitentiary at Indianapolis is
short in his accounts SOC, 900
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
WASHINGTON.

The President has vetoed the bill making
an appropriation to enable the Commissioner
OF Agriculture to distribute seeds in the
drought-stricken counties Of Texas. He
etoes the bill on the ground that he can find
no warrant for such an appropriation in the
Constitution, and he does not believe .stiat
the power and duty of the general govern
ment ought to be extended to the relief of
individual suffering which is in no manner
properly related to the public service or ben
eft.
The House Committee on Territories has
reported favorably bill for the organization
OF the Territory of Alaska
SIXTY witnesses have been brought on
from Texas to Washington to testify in the
Senate investigation of alleged election out
RACES.
The President gave his annual dinner to
the justices of the Supreme Court Thursday
evening. and a company of thirty four sat
down at the beautifully decorated table in the
state dining room.
NoMINATIoNs by the President: Samuel
n. Aldrich, Of Massachusetts. TO be Assist
ant Treasurer OF the United States at Bos
ton; John NJ Mercer, Of Iowa, TO he SIR
veyor OF Customs Burlington, Iowa; Owen
Mciloughlin, of Iowa, to be Surveyor Of
Customs, Dubuque, Iowa; Arthur il De-
@laney, OF Wisconsin, to he Collector Of Gus
toms for the District Of Alaska; William w.
Armstrong to be Postmaster at Cleveland.
Tho
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25

THERE are $50 rooms In the new State De-
partnent at Washington. and 173 rooms IN
the rev War Derart nents The former build,
ing cost t6s.0O. Nv, tue iattsr SS,5yV,yOJ.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
Cheap Books .t Dry Goods Stores

Walking along with E. r. Pelton, the
publisher Of The Eclectic Magazine, and
the agent Of Lippincott's, inquired Of
him how IL was that dry goods stores
could sell books SO uuch below regular
rates, as | noticed in one store Grant 9
memoirs were marked st $2227 volume,
and Chambers Encyclopedias and other
books for little over oue-ha1 the adver-
used retail price Mr. Pelton explained
this by saying that these big dry goods
stores as rule did not invest any money
In books. They sold them On commission,
often small enough to only cover the ex-
pense- Publishers and booksellers in
tins WAY worked OF surplus stock or as
they did not have to handle the goods
they could afford to take a very small
Woflt M Pelton said that this had
seriously injured the retail book business,
which was now transacted on B and 10
pG cent. margius.-New York Eribune-
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
OkiahQfnA.

A complete History and Ga!de = Okiako-
ma illustrated with sectional map II the In
dian Territory. by Col T. e. Cole. Evay-
body co:efnplatipg going % that country
should have one. /: IL the only history eve
written Of that wonderful country. Pri1s
6oc and t10o, by mail Oklahoma PutsiaA-
ing Co, Wichita, KAs., and news dsai9u
gensra!ly lI4
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

Last year the North inuia Irdco society
put into circulation 214, ,S21 vernacular
books and tracts, most Of the tracts OF
from fifteen TO fifty pages. OF these the
most popular. judged by sales, was tract
OF eighteen pages, containing selection
OF Hindi hymns. Over 1000 copies OF this
were sold during eleven months. Brook
lyu EAzle
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

IL you want 10 talk 70 me about q buGgy
now is your time. With my past sxpersennD
OF ten years In the trade can trI.hfully oy
the Meiborn il the safest for all use. We
have a fine stock on hands. which ! woulA
earnestly request my old patrons and n many
new ones ns may come 10 try one
DIET JoHs r KELLY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
California krrnrrlan.

Excursion tickets win 10 -oid by ths -
Louis, Fl. Scott & Wichita r. r. June -
mouths, and choice Of routes returning: WITH
xtopoyer prf .1legrs. Fer further infams4tD
write or apply 70 y. e. Kseran, pAn.ngw
and ticket agent, 100 Main Il, wichita, Kaa.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

GaYheid's Additson--Loz y. ~. -, y. ~
ard -. Gsen avenue Frlcs. 81. 20 osseea4
cash balance on time - asd =. Hiram sss
n1e- frscel Iss each. one ha1 oash- On
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

An notices Of Employment o. Situations Wanted.
wu be charged for At the rate Of nve cents Der line
per week; no notice for less than 3 cenu,
All For Sales or other business notices wfi be
Tor at the rate Of 10 cents per line per week.
no business noeice taken for less than 50 ceusa
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
Come to Headquarters for Pure Bred
Percheron Stations.
FRENCH DRAFT and FRENCH COACH.
Az Pretty View Stock Farm, located miles
wsst Of WichitS.

Can show French pedigree With Ill impoytsA
horses. stations in service for year Of lSs-
Brutus. French dram, color black. go. Gam
beta, French Coach, color bay, black joints,
ess. Joseph. high grade French Draft. color
steel gray, el2 to insure mares With fosl
Mares from q distance kept weeks free OF
charge at owners risk. All ars invited to In
spect my horses before breeding elsewhere.
VIII stand at my farm the nr.t days Of the
barn, at east end OF Maple st bz1dge. blocks
south Of Douglas Avenue Hoesl. havs pure
bred and grade stallions for oahes also few
choloe Shorthorn bulls for so1o q ronnonable
exms. fdlQe-w5s-tQ HIRAM SMITH
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

The 3. +. Dayidsca xor-s&xe 1xntAa0
have pleuty Of short time nso<~y 70 - - =
ss1xovsd security. Osssrs IN r7Ar O. 80 -
xeszs tsxok bxaild1nx
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
FOUND.

LNoCSD-Check found; owner have sane hy
II calling at Wichita Planning mills aad proyin9
property and paying for this al. 1t&
L>oUND--A 2ysar old hay hor-e colt both lsfs fsss
II white; the owner have by epply fnl -
II Brady. miles south and nilrs -ase ute
cTRAYED-Nght OF June q. syear Old sugsua
- horse with halter and strap Gu from Csn1ns
ave some Spanish brands on left hip. right knss
snaaged 10y wire. Finder please rcturn 90 Santa ~
Bakery for satisfaction- ". B Davis deAs
CTRAYED-Sunday. June ~. my sosrei nlsre bsoaD
east. VIII the gentleman who tied her besind m
wagon pess@ tell me ~ vbsre % md her. ami ooises
X. Matthews. 10 Main St dAb
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

Eight io.s 10 % Is IN szzl:h s. s:osss I'D
di;ion, e Z, Wichita. a. 80 1S
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

Giot.s iron works have stsss ss
branch 20 their sireaty s1ensYs -
viz. A ooznps~se toaIer worfs srsfa -
Ohio, srsd have sscgsst The ss<Ts~
Dess ssornseriy ssss<1nss =
Brovnsils totssr uor0 os 49, N1.
srusriuseodsu. al shss:.issAsrnsna S
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
STORAGE.

CTOHA6E-Yox household v>ods o. nerchAn11ns
- boxed or io0se. II you have any so<s:s 20 Seago
bring them 70 the Wichita Storage Co. No. h wege
Douslas ave. -
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
LOST.

III OST-ThursiAy morning Main 81 b-tweso
~ Douglas and second. gold frame zpcctAcses In
case, case has the name &C Heebash. ctncinnasts'
renee ave aH
n OST-All persons are hereby warned not to purs
\ chase promissory note aiven 10y James Dode
well To Lille Curtin bearing date of March u, fzsS
Curtin. 40
n OST. sTKAYRD OR SrOLES-Sewfoundinnd
kiOg answering to the name OF "Hruos" any
one finding same please ret1rs 40 s7 Rivervew ave.
and receive reward. dHWR
cTRAYED-Biy pony. from H4ramon1e - -
ttion IN West Wichita braa6o6 On ~ 0
or years old. n iittis whies - shs ia =
white spot on right eye. return and rueslvo pDylIk
W II Bilson. -
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
COMING BLESSINGS.

The stormy clouds on high
Veil the same sunny sky
That soon, for spring is nigh,
Shall wake the summer into golden rnirfh.
Adelaide Anne Proctor.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
DR.. CHARLES A. WILSON,
&. E. HAMILTON. M. D.

opecialties: Diseases OF the Eye. Ear. Nose md
HSoet Catarrh and hitting glasses. Once southwest
- Douglas and Market mp stairs. wichita Kan
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

ChoSe, ,susona, - CO pr 1ose. = -
hauur-Nsrkls 6uppiy Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

~. Her ra-,c made some i,road
ny god VII, h0'vever, IS it re-
s-.-..ic, Iue oi l.ly oua dear girl On this
..oca-.--t could ;.Ot quite Gespisc rer.
length. about one month before
n. 20 years were expired, old Crane
iloyci 20 town down .he c. x y road.
Tec girl invited me to write 10 her if felt
lonely, and promised, IN order TO get nd
OF her.
AT last my probation was ended. I
was able 10 marry now, and more.
would marry. So wrote Jennie short
lsi.Ar II ran:
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. B. A. GUYTON & SON.

Physicians and Surgeons. ONCE DEAN block. 81 n
Main ST; up stairs front room. opposite Occidental
hotel. Residence, 7S7 Water street, One OF Us II
the ONCE at all hours day and night except when at
meals, Telephone in Office No. 181.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
FOR RHNT.

L>OB RENr-Two nicely furnished rooms one half
Il blk from Douglas av, at iss n Emborta ave
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02
w. w. WILLIAMS. M. |

Physician and Surgeon. Special attention giver
to operative surgery chronic diseases and diseases
OF women. also does general practice. ONCE Ovel
Citizens Bank. corner Main street and Douglas ave
m, Z to D m. d26-1m%
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

L>oR REST-Iro or ;h-es roos-as Or sse-nan -
IL tween iss and ID csnsyAliy 5ocass-t lrQut-s q,
Kansas s:ean LaGRtry zss Water ST. z4s
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J:2ins esye H.:hi,i gGon, frcus atatlcn correr o:
Sixth aud slrset9 ~ follows:
Scr =;s.sba-g a,i che west Chicago ;.;-c:t -
Gxrfe:a of Palsch Siae2ing Cars nt $50 Il NJ,
dsiy; esss Line, 800 AKA. daily, to Giylciqnsji
sue 81. Louie. With Sleeping Cars t5o;n i.1rs.
rttS t"Cin2innasI 4nd Buffet Caf to =. :-11is
is;iy, ezceat Saturday, to Chicago, si.h 3ieep-
t's Csr Altoona TO Chicago. Western Ezrcoss,
Al 5:1o IL daily: with Siroc:ag t;.Is
Washington IL t'hicsgo and st. L)c::. sad
Except Saturday, Harrisburg 20 Ceyelaad,
c"riecting daily at Harrisburg with through
s!capo-a fur loais5i]s and Memphis Pacific
sxfresa, :o:00 2. IN. daily, inr ?itts5urg aad
t..o ';sst, with through Sleeper Harrisburg
to Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ss1 Erie, Canaudaigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
1906 p. L. daily, except Saturday, with Palacs
Cars Washington to Rochester.
For ,yiiliamsport, Lock Haven and EiE9;ra It
500 g. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
For Se~ YORK @ and tho East. 7:2o. 500. 11;oo
p. n. On Sunday 500 an6 lao q. IN, 200,
4:1G 1000 and 1920 D. e. Limitc5 Exprass;
Of Palinan PGrior and Dining Cars, 2: 10 =: H..
daily except Sunday, and 4oC p ~ .aiiy.
with Pennsylvania Railroad Dining Cars
hor nostoG without change, 200 p. y ovary
day.
For Brooklyn n. z, all through trains conneet ~
Jarse? City "ith boats of Brooklyn Annex,
sifordiDg direct transfer to Fulton stroot, avoid
ing doqbIo ferriage across Now York City.
For Philadelphia, 1875, 900, 100 and 1f:4O
a. n:, 200, 40, 600, 1000 aud 1i:20 ,. II.
OK Sunday 900 aud 11:40 g. IA, ..:oO,, l;10,
Geo lH:Gn and LOO n m Iirits,, E,yrraes
farlcr aud Dining Cars $40 Z. To- week days
and 4:G0 p. III. daily.
Fer Baltimore 6;S5, 725, 900, 9:4o, $50, 11:1o
and ij:4O am, 1905, POO. 400. 4:10. 40.
40, GOO, S:10, 1000 and 11:20 p. N. On
'iaday, 900, 9:O5, $50 and 11:4O an, 200,
i:9-, .:1o. GOO, $40, 1000 and 1920 .. ~.
3a's Crock Line, 7:25 q. H., snd &c :. ~
sSeep5 Sunday.
-nnapoiis 7:25 and 900 .. "a, aud 1905,
&c AID GOO P. M, daily except Sundays.
On Sundays at 300 a. III. and 40 p. II.
s@c1AaDEIA AEp FREDERICKSBURG EAII%.sZ
AID ALEXANDRIA AND wAsHINGToS gAJLBoAD
eor Alexsndria, 800, 6:45 $40, 2:47, and
1907 g. H.. 1904 noon, 2.05, 4:25, i:35, SOL,
8:05, 1905 and 1877 p II. On Sunday st
GEO, $40, 9:47 and 1857 a. m, and 2:3G,
Col, 8:05 and 1905 p. N.
For Richmond and the South, 900 and 1857 q;
"a, daily, and 4:35 p. M, daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alezandris fo- Washington. Cos
800, 9:1o, 1915 and 11:07 a. NJ; LOO, 300,
1923, 5:1n 705, 9:32 and 1O:42 p. Ia, ana
1915 midnight, except Monday On Sunday
at 800 9:i0 and 11:07 It. H.; 200, BIO,
7:o5, 9:32 aud 1912 p H. and 1915 night.
Tickets and information at the Office, Northeast
corner Of 18th street and PennG. Avenue, and Gt
tho station where orders bo loft for the checs
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